Take this with a grain of salt as I'm a new investor to Baltimore as well.Rent: Scan apartments.com or craigslist.com and see what similar homes are renting for.

Living at the property, you can mitigate potential liabilities (ie make sure the snow is shoveled and put salt on the ground).

They are pretty good but take what they say with a grain of salt.

Which ever data source you use, take them all with a grain of salt.

No construction company is perfect and you would put that in your softcost budget.I was a developmental controller at one point in my life but you can just take my responses with a grain of salt since I wasn't a Construction Controller even though I worked closely with some.

Any agent worth their salt could frame this.

You need to use a grain of salt especially when it comes from real estate investment.You can check out their reviews.

Take that with the grain of salt though, because I won't name names publicly or privately.

Hello all,I own my primary residence in the Salt Lake valley.

@Drew Petro - I'm not an attorney, nor CPA, so take all this with a big grain of salt: 1.